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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-14

A MEDICINE
LISTEN TO YOUR WIFE.

The Manchester Gudrdton. Juaa o isset sAys:
~ "ns Of ths
l0okins on the woodland ways , win savu,a
of rhododendrons and great mAssee q nsy
blossoms "rhero ives IN intsrootsn0
gruup.
spinner" but wAs nov so
I.as . could only bear to lie In = r.c,,n,as
THis rsssss 70 my csss,
was Arst Attached Twelve ysar ago with
koooaoter Ataxy"
"a paraiytao disease Of nervo nbru rarely ever
oussdl Gu! ana vss for several years barely able 70
Ana for ths Last ave ysars mot able 70 attend
to my business, altAovsh
Many things have bsea done for ma,
Tho last oxperimsnt being nerve stretchins
Two yeArs ago Was voted iuto the
non for lncurAbiss! Near Manchester, IN
Nay, l0l
I am no "sdvoease I" For anyshins II The
shape OF patent hedioinssf
Ana made many obi ,otions 10 my dear vise,s
constant urging 70 try Mop iBttten. but aaaily
to paOify hcr-
had not quits finished the ART bottle vh>> /,
felt change come over me. This vas satur0aY.
November s. On sunday morning I sslt %
strong said TO my room companions. I" vHs
sure could
"waisi
SO started across the aoor ana baot.
hs Sss. a. ssnn.
d.ys ys,nS nna 6 can walk quite safe without any
s% -. 8 my own house, and hope .cen to
s Sssn : member os ,ss HanosSstsr "' : nave
ror hearty .SiIss ys.r.. ana Va. mos. heartily
congrAtulsted ON going IN the room on Thur.
day last v'v s';;;SsSiHs''y ;SSs ysI%Si.svnn IIEST.
TSis.i: oSsss ,sisI a1s; a. pss psss.s:is q ~; "s.
One Bxpseisncs Of Many.
trouble y from indigestion, 90 much 90 that
came near losing my
| ny trouble always came sner eatiug my
However light
| =. For tive or three hours At . time had TO 20
/ through the most
/ ExcruciAtina pains,
.Ana tho only way over got
was bv throwing up all my s,cmsch con.
| taiuedii No one can conceive the paine that
bad ts e Ec s, through n until
ws. t.ken, $50 that for three weeks lay
Could eat no,h,ng,n
| Ny su1srtngs were so that I called two doc
tors 10 give me something that would stop The
TheiD efforts vers no good to NO.
A. 1iA.t heard good q, al
A6ou! your Hop sitter
| Got bottle-in four hours I took the contents
| One!.!
ssx.da VA. ou, Of bed. aud have not sssn .
Hour: irom the same cause since.
| You have NO such
| "AdvOcat6 as am"
Gao. KENDALL, Aliston. Boston. Mass.
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4. h coeSrsa. Drass.s. in sas u NORTH
e: SSpSsS e r. :Gss Ss:;i = Sss- -
articles With veil -establish6A mart and suoh 9
ynsS 3: e. e:
aoo, eoads an1 cough. vin ssll II % Posluve
gaaiantsA It vni surely cure any ane evesZ
e eI9y%s % SSt 16's.sl' vs sss goa V gu s.A qiss
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-14

Give homoopAth his psllets, All0path his pills;
but for rheumattsm for arhes, for pains and
sprains. 1h0mas' Ectectytc OIL 10 ineGably supo.
r1or 70 either. II has bonef ted - many poOpl0
= II has had purchasers All druggists selt ii.
Ior sale by h. b. Cochran, druggist Isl and l10
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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a Good Thing.
Truth C,.ushsa to Earth,

- bound to rise. Crowd down end smother
the truth a. you may concerning 1horsos' To-
tsctrtc O yet tbs facts will rise up thai II u
OF the best remedies for aches, sprAins, and
pains that has ever yet been invented. FOR sale
~ II. y. Cochran. druggist. III aud l39 North
Queen street, Lancaster.
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~ have used Burdock Blood Btuevs with great
benent for INDICATION ANA constipation OF the
bowels." G. l.. East0n, Hamilton, Ont For
sale by II. Cochran. druggist, 1877 and ig North
Queen street, Lancaster.
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WEAK MEN

SuNsstAg nom ths sasets Of youthful srrors,
eaxay. oeeey. vasune yeasneoa loes panhoo1s
SSaIiss faI poftisuian 1or home curs, Tkf Il al
SkaF1G . spls11A nsd1eA vogk sAoul4 8
~ zf2l;A ssos. !&s2wtSSS
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Huuphry's Hsu,ousthie Spseisc No. q.

In use ~ years. Tho only successful remedy
for Nervous Debility. Vital weakness. and
Prustrxtion from over. work or other causes. o.
per vial. or vtals and large vial powder, for O.
SOLD BY DnueeIsrs. or sent postpaid on receipt
OF price. HUAPHkDiy AeDlClNE, Co.
feblSlveOd4WQ No. LOO fulton 81 n. Y.
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SPBOIAL HOflO1A.
a Fine Hit,


a Fine HI.
when the proprietors OF Bnrdock blood Bts.
fers put this renowned medicine on the market
they hit IT exactly. They hit dyspepsia, tndi.
gestton. and liver and kidney complaints q hard
blow. from which they will never recover. FOR
sale by h. b. Cochran. druggist, l31 and l30
North Queen street. Lancaster.
Good Thing.
sometimes wish I couid take hold of the
sale OF 1honsds Ectectrtc on for tell you Il IL
grand thing, ana am conscien tious IN saving
could do = gOOd work" Rev. 4. y. Crane
CORY, Pa. fciectrfc Oil cured this gentleman
OF Quinsy OF many years standing FOR sale by
u. y. Cochran. druggist ls7 ana W North
Queen street, Lancaster.
Every fssson 70 bs . Kssi Baccess
In this life must have sDecialty; that 10. must
concentrate the abilities Of body and mind ON
some one pursuit. Burdock blood Bitssvs have
toeir specially as mPete and radical cure Of
dyspepsia, and liver and kidney afYccttops
For sale by II. b. Cochran, Druggist, Isl ana ~
North Queen street. Lancaster.
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1t wsa we'll on to o'clock in the morning
before o. Reilly left Us, and after that we were
not !. long in getting Oe'xesn the sheets. =.
How long had slep. do not knox. !
Awoke suddenly with start l was tremb
Ling from head to foot with a chill that
seemed to threaten the rendiLg OF soul and
body. Upon my breast lay some thing cold
e toe, and my heart was growing numb
Icy quite still trying to gather my scattered
sens6A Ny memory for the moment had
deserted me. Where was l? l stretched
my eyes open In an effort to prove to my
own satisfaction that l was wide awake.
wssat Bsrryville, and Q strange man, whom
! bad never seen before that night, was my
bedfellow. The room was 20 dark that l
coolo diatnguish nothing, but with the
Iesoming memory came also the same acute
that lay upon ma l could feel the long,
pony hngers pressing into my issh with
chilling clutch. Never In my life had az.
perienced sensation 20 horrible For an
otner minqte-a minute that seemed like an
sternity-i lay there unable to move Then
! gathered all my resolution and energy and
rooo upon my elbow, but that lev hand stiil
graeped the muscles OF my breast In grin
that vas desth-liks In its nrmness. To bring
myseii 70 tske hold OF 1t and throw it from
Asl lifted my head from the pillow the
moon came out for moment from under
cloud and sent stream OF cold blue light in
through the shadelsss window, revesling-O.
God even now the recollection OF the Rhsst.
" sight chills my blood aud thrills me with
horror - Writs-that was in bed with q
dead man. There beside ms, lying upon his
lelt ada with his right arm stretched over
- ~ right hand GraspinS me In it, death
eluhsbs AZ Ciemsnt Wynkoop, to all appear.
anee0 ll1sle0 .. any corpse ever saw.
The Hold q moonlight fell upon his face
Hh deep-sst eyee w0eo wide open, staring
end glsssy; biz jaw he'd dropped, and the
pall0e OF death wae upon every feature.
9ased spellb0und for D moment end then
8 hsavy cloud doated over the moon, and
~ horrible sight IVES Lost 10 the darkness
Whioh cnce moro envol0pod everything.
] en- not naturally nervous man, but 90
sa0dsn Was the shock In this case that /
lgoObeo6 - through struck with aqua With
. tosr1ble effort j ~ mp, and - did % the
A0nd Uhlch hAd still been Cliugine 70 me
|ose " hold, end ] heard the body roll over
- ~ hack with ghassly sound that
- ny hssrt beating even fsstsr than before
81oovortng mysolf = beet could, crswlsd
9yog tho doad man end stood upon the floor,
~ 0oment sso0d there. totally tncapa.
Il = M0e1on-Ahoosutoly paraly sod by teer.
- y en1Ooeed 70 The Washstand, and
eo0bloG on9erv found . raatch,
r. - nGh1sd eandlA IL feeble,
N tsiy aAAea y ~ nsesnni.
! !! I! i :; E; g *: s.;
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willT 1t was presumption. Poor little
Potter!'
"Janusry /, 1sS0-A week has passed,
during which time have not had the cour.
age to write. Even now do not know how
70 tell the story. am ashamed to confess it,
Am paralyzsd or sm dying by inches
Can II he that there IL q God aud that he
heard my threat? ! despse myself for
being 30 weak as TO believe IL aud yet am
Undergoing an Oh experience a. horrible as 1t 10
unusual. On the morning following the
nlght OF my boast before the boys at Glib.
oons awoke with q strange prickinH sensa
ZION in my right arm, as II the cirsu alton
nsa Oeen stopped and had suddenly srtsd
numb The circulation had spnarsntiv
stopped and had not gone on again. Nor
hss since been resumed. MY arm and
in nsna a1 nave % grown colder and both are death.
gray whte, IKE the arm and hand OF a
dead man, while my finger nails are iivia
Curiously enough, though, there 10 NO si~n
OF decomposition, and my hand still retsinu
power. Though all feeling is gone / can
can write ~ we'll ss ever. W here iii an this
endf That 10 the question. There 10 some.
thing htdeously unnatural about II, and sm
afraid tor that reason 10 consult ply sicisn.
akn be. peeled ofi, and yet there bss not been
the slightsst sensstion nor the fsintsst sigu OF
Circulation. From shoulder to finger tips Il
" desd dead dsad
"January bth-deoveu help me- or shall
20 msd! When wrote betoIo had no idea
upon mel That Il u ths cuEse Of . god or the
devil l have NO longer the slishtest doubt
Ever si0os my hand grow % marvellous y
cold l have rsfrsiaed iron shaktng hands
with any one for fear the unnsturslness OF u
TONED. 70 day my old uncle from 81 Louis
cNled asthe oli1ce tOsee me- bed nos met him
txe mooeh q ounday0 end . ~ Was always
2 AyGssse nls!e g 1ise - s.eeped -
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When We read OF the thistle Of Scotland,
the fieur. de-lis OF France, with the daisy e
the badge Of the beautiful province Of Ian.
guedre and the rose OF England, ws could
s,s wi,h that the possession Of z national aorsl
"bright consummste flower" would b st-
tended with difficulties Here, In the
length and breadth OF our own America, with
IT. wealth OF aowe5s, one can think OF none
Countries IL not the hars6oil Immortal In
its association with tho name of Ellen Doug.
Las and Scotlandf
The fragrance OF howsrs hes the power to
recall recoilsotions Of the pest siDcs The ssnss
the power Of msmosy than with dsht o.
hearing. Psrhsps this may b snother feason
Why flowers are 20 much beloved BY posts.
A different eentimeok the oppression Of his
PAntheistio thought u shown IN Omar Khay.
yam's wonderful poem Of the Rubsiyss:
The rose Is where some me buried Csssr SS biod; '
That every hy scinth the garden veArs
Ana this rsviying. herb. whose tsnder green
sisGgss . the % riysr m Up on which III " we lean:
From vhas once lovely lip itsprings unseen
Shakespeare expresses similar idea:
Ana. from hsr s:ar ssd anpoiius:a nssh.
Nay violsts SPRING"
And Hsrrick says:
From her happy spafk here let
spring the purple vt0.et."
And George Eliot:
.Is there mot . soul-half nymph. half
cnuc-tn these delicate petals which allow md
brsas he about the CsStrss Of deep color
The rocss supposed 70 - nasive Of Syria,
sseme 70 have beoa knoWn b easiiast his6ory,
neoooa y made u the Iliad d olat0oot a
on penIwSo vkA voqeA viii WhieA Venus
sposce o. = ustsG the saile I" "anhso6i0
lynpa" N Covpss's ee1ala1lsc. 49,
were worn . tne aasle q u ons1auaS -
q ~ haAenee q Ciss0a1A TN W.
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Oufs suArantesa by Dk. J. 4 nAYRH,
1ass q onoe NO operaiion @ oslay from BUD.
noGo teot0d By hundreds Of ouras. Main olA0o
q ARch ST. PhlLA. sead sus Ctfeulk.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-11-24

third mortgage loan. Other influences, among
which were the order of the court restoring
Reading and Jersey Central to their stock
holders on Jan. and report that the earn
lngS OF ST. Paul would show a large increase
from the third week in November, brought in
more buying in the general list, and every
thing shared in the Improvement Among
the low-priced shares Alton d. Terre Haute
was conspicuous for its sharp advance. The
opening was firm to strong at advances ex-
tending to u per cent, but the advantage was
not maintained, and New England and Kan
saS 4 Texas were specially weak while the
entire list was depressed below first fgures.
The activity was small and the market re-
manned i'll the neighborhood of the lowest
prices until the afternoon, when Union
Pacific suddenly became active and strong,
and III the next two hours the entire list
moved up steadily. and though there was a
light reaction in the last hour the rise was
again resumed and the close was quiet, though
strong, tthe best prices of the day. The
net result of the daYs business is that most
OF the active list are higher tonight though
advances are III a few cases for more than
fractional amounts, but Union Pacific rose
3Ss: Central Pacific. 2S4; Northern Pacific
preferred, ll2. and Oregon Transcontinental,
Ia Railroad bonds were little more active
and were generally firm. and closing prices
are generally higher Sales, 914. 600. Hous-
ton * Texas general certificates rose Z to ~;
New York Central frsts registered, . to 135;
Atchison. Colorado d Pacific firsts, ) to 10S;
san Francisco. class A. 3I2 to 1922; Roches
Ter d Pittsburg firsts. 1l2 to III. Chesapeake
IL Ohio, Indiana. Bloomington Il Western in
come certificates lost pig to 20l2, and Alton
d Terre Haute dividends TO 80. Govern
ment bonds were dull and steady. State
bonds were neglected. The total sales of
stocks to-day were 81 OF shares, including:
Can. Southern. 3.SO0iOr. Transcl... 9.S6
Del, L. d w. 7.S00lPacifc Mall. 6,0aO
Erie. 97l0l Reading. .45. 200
Lake Shore. -. 16. 140lSt. Paul ........2o.1 100
Louisville IL \. 7,S50ITexas Pacific. $500
Mo. Pacific. ... sos Union Pacific. .5S.047
Northwestern. $500 Western Union OBS
\. Pacific pfd. S,45U UlWheeling& Z 5000
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-11-24
New York Prnduce.

New YORK. Nov. 3.-Flour-Receipts. 81,
13S packages; exports, 6,120 bbls, l2,4T2
sacks; without material change, ruling
about steady: less doing in all grades:
sales, 2l.000 bbls. Wheat-Receipts. so, 400
Du: exports. 57.904 bu: sales, 5,640,O00 bu
futures. 231 900 hu spot: options opened
very weak and 4@i=c lower, but soon ruled
stronger and reacted Ss@ 7sc lower, closing
firm; spot, 4@I2c higher and moderately
active: No. . spring, about soc delivered;
No. l northern. 9Oc; ungTaded red. 1SGD9Sc;
No. ) red. S6lAc: No. red. S1s4l1SSAc
i'll store and elevator. S9@90I4c delivered:
No. / red nominal at 92c; No. l white
nominal at 9OIac; No. = red December. S7Is
GS754c. closing at S7s4c; January. $3.50
soc, closing ut soc; February. S9l209I1sc,
closing at 9OIsc: March, 90s4@91 lac, closing
at 92sSc; May, 925sG193l2e, closing
at 932Sc; June, 927S@93S4c, closing
at 93l2c; December QSSS), 96sSm
965sc, closing at 96sSc. Barley dull.
Corn-Receipts, 51,164 bu; exports. none;
sales. 1.I29.O00 bu futures. 10000 bu
spot: opened shade lower, subsequently ad-
vanCed I20S4c. and left off strong; trade
moderate: ungraded. 56@J7c: No. 3, 55Gf
55I2c; steamer. 50l2c; No. ,, 56G0Gl4c store
and elevator. 565S@574c delivered; No. ,
November. 5G0 36l4c, closing 56I4c: Decem-
Der, 55s4@56l2c, closing 56l2c: January,
5614O J61lc closing 571lc: February. 56I2fg
5TSsc. closing 57Ssc; May, 07la05SSSC,
closing 5SSsc. Oats-ReceiptS, 63.00O bu;
exports. - btl- lilIlN active, flOSlliS 4iijl.
mixed Western. 34l2@ 36c; white do, $40
lie Hay steady and in moderate demand.
Hops dull: California. 761Sc. Coffee-Fair,
Rio dull and nominal, lSssc; options lower
and moderately active; Sales TO.250 bags:
November. $3.50: December, Sl5.450
I5.55: january. S15.03G15.I5: February
SIL95015: March. S14. S5@1493; April,
Sill SC01490: May. Sl470014.S5; June
SI4.6O@l470 July, SI445@II 60; August,
S1425: September. S14@1405: October.
SI3 SJ6I395: November uSSSi. SI3.75
0I3.S0 ; December. SI3.75 a. I3. 50.
Sugar duh and nominal; fair refining
quoted 5lsc: refined steady: mould "A."6
69067sc; cut load and crushed, 7l2c; cubes,
S669G6s4c. MOlasseS steady. New Orleans
quoted 47649c latter fancy. Rice firm
Petroleum firm; united closed, 747s Cot
ton seed oil quoted Joe, crude; 45d47l2c re-
fined. Tallow firm al 4l2c. Rosin steady,
S1.O7l2@1.l5. Turpentine dull. SIC. Eggs
firm; receipts. &, 752 packages; Western 12D
24c. Pork less active, but steady; mess
quoted. Sl5.O0@13.5O new, S1425 old. Cut
meats quiet. firmly held; no sales; middleS
dull Lard lao points lower. and dull; sales
Western steam spot, 81 4567. .49l2c Decem-
Der, ST.24G7.29c; January. S9.2767. .33c;
February. 81 :S5d 7-:S9c; March. 81. 1907. .45c:
April, 81 .45c May S7.50C0 7.56c June, 81 300
760: city steam. s. %. Butter quiet. but
firm: Western. 13@3Oc. Cheese Iirm, de
mand moderate: Western. 9I2011c. Copper
firm: lake, $3.50. Lead dull; domestic
4Ssc
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-11-24
FINANCIAL.
ST. Paul Stock Exchange
CLOSING PRICES.

NLDSlNG
st. Paul Banks-National German Ameri.
can bank. l15 bid. 124 asked st. Paul Ma
tionai bank, 10 bid. ia asked: First Ma
tional bank. IS2 bid: Second National bank.
go bid; Third National bank. 60 asked
Merchants National bank, 16S bid. 175
asked; Commercial National bank. lis bid.
l20 asked; Bank of Minnesota. 134 bid I37
asked; Capital bank, 140 bid, I55 asked
Germania bank. 124 bid, 125 asked: The
Peoples bank. ll0 bid: Seven Corners bank.
Isl bid, IO4 asked: West Side bank. 103 bid.
10Y asked; Savings Bank of St Paul. 40
bid; Scandinavian American, 101 bid, 1O3
asked; First National bank, saltwater, 10
lid. $50 asked; Lumberman's National bank,
Saltwater I25 bid, 40 asked.
Minneapolis Banks-Bank of MINNEAPOLIS
10 bid, 13O asked: City bank. 105 bid, lis
asked; The Commercial bank, 1O3 bid, 1l2
asked; Union National bank, ITO asked /;
First Natiouai bank. 135 bid: German Amer
lean bank, 100 bid, lbs asked; Hennepin
County Savings bank, $50 bid: National
Bank Of Commerce, los bid. lis asked {;
Nicollet National bank 1O6 bid, 120 asked {;
Northwestern National bank, 125 bid; Peo-
pies bank, 105 bid, 120 asked: Scandia
bank, 125 bid, I40 asked: State bank, l07
bid, 10 asked; The Security bank, l30 bid,
l4l asked; First National Bank of Morris, 90
asked.
Miscellaneous stocks-St. Paul Fire and
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-11-24

been absorbed by unusually empty stores.
Prices have appreciated and dealers have, diff
ferent from past seasons, been favorably af-
fected by the changes in values and are by it
encouraged to carry more generous supplies.
Patents, sacks to local dealers, S4.15@
4.25; patents to ship. sacks. Car lots. $40
AIS; in barrels. S425@4.35: delivered at
New England points, S5@5. 20; New York
points, 81. 9565. Is; delivered at Philadel-
phia and Baltimore, S4.9005. 10; bakers
S3.45@3 IS; superfine, 3 1. Sc02.60: Red Dog.
sack, S1.45@e1 go; Red Dog, bbls, Sl-6O@
1.So; rye flour, pure, cWt S1.15; buckwheat
-four. Dbl, SJ.50Q6.
Bran and Shorts-This market is still firm
with forward sales the rule. While the pro-
duct is sold ahead millers are in a position to
dictate prices on sales for spot delivery. The
reply is take it or leave it, il you don't want
it we have place for it, Sales at S11.5O@
II according to quality; shorts Sll.1o0
1850
Corn-Slow but firm at 4O041 for spot corn
in car lots o. t.
Oats-This market was dull. Prices were
fairly held by quotations from other places,
but it is hard to sell cars at quotations i'll time
to keep them from being sent to store. Sales
at 24GI 26c for mixed and white,
Barley is going quite well at 5o063c Tor
choice I0650c for fair lots.
Flax Is in steady request at &c under the
Chicago market. Sales at Sl.14. Chicago,
SI2O
Feed-Sales at s15@15.5O o. t; S15.5O@,
16 f. o. b.
HAY remained steady at S7@S for good wild
with fair lots selling down TO So. Timothy
nominal at S1l013.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-11-24
FINANCIAL.
New York,

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-Money easy at 300
per cent. closed offered AT 3. Prime mercan-
tile paper 61S. Sterling exchange dull, but
steady and unchanged. The stock mar
ket was duh and heavy to-day until the
afternoon, when il became active and strong.
There was little of interest in the market
during the forenoon, though Richmond &
West Point remained feature; it was heavy
with the remainder of the list, however, the
coming holiday creating an indisposition 10
trade, which was taken advantage Of by the
bears and traders to help the market down,
and in which they had the aid of some realiz-
story WAS circulated to the effect that the re-
port of the investigation committee would be
very favorable to the Union Pacific, and that
stock Immediately became the leader of the
market and before the close had advanced
3l2 per cent. Central Pacific and Northern Pa
cific also felt the stimulouS, though the latter
was advanced also on the negotiation with
European parties of $, ,000,00 of the new
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-11-24
MINNEAPOLIS PROVISION COMPANY! !
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce.

Receipts were 496 cars at this point and
243 at Duluth. Shipments from Minneapo-
lis were lis cars and most of the buying was
by shippers, local millers taking only iii small
lots that suited them. Sample tables were
not cleared off very rapidly and sellers
found trouble in getting Yesterdays prices
Buying improved slightly toward the close
Bran and shorts were firmer Following are
the closing quotations: No hard, Noyem-
Der. 73c; December. 13c: January, 74Ac;
May, S0Ac, in store, No. 1 hard, o. t., 7Sc !:
No. l Northern. November, 71c: December
71c; January, 72I4c; May. 7714e; in store !;
No. l Northern, o. t.. 71l2c; No. = Northern
November, 61c; December. 67c; January,
6S4c; May. 73c: in store: No. , Northern
o. t.. 6S169c.
Sales included 900 BIZ December No
l hard, 75c. Car LOT sales by samples-I car
No. l hard, 7214c; II cars No. hard 73c:
Northern lie; / car No. Northern. deliv-
cred, 72l4c; l car No. l Northern, 7114c. L
car No. l Northern. 72l2c; cars No. l
Northern, with transit. 7I4c: l car No. 2
Northern, with transit, zoe: z cars No.
Northern, 6SI2c: cars No. Northern Csc:
4 cars No. Northern, 67e; car No. 9
Northern 6S14c; car No. Northern. O. t.,
69c: car no grade, 5Sc; car no grade, L o.
b.. 60c; cars sample. f. o. b., 1212c; 1 car
sample zoe; 1 car rejected 61: l car re-
jected, 61I2c: car rejected, 60c: car white
oats, 23l2c; l ear sample oats 24c; 4 cars
corn, 40c.
Flour-The Market Record says: Owing
TO low water in the river and some
trouble with floating ice, the output of -four
seems to be the smallest this week for some
time. If there were large surplus of -four
in the general markets. a reduction in the
manufacture might result in considerable
good to the milling interests. As it is, there is
seldom any complaining of excessive supplies
anywhere. What becomes of all the -four. the
current season, is a question often asked
Previous years. with an equal general ont
put, the markets have been quickly crowded
with surplus. There can be no other rea-
sonable conclusion than that on the begin
ming work on new crop, stocks were every
where at a minimum and that see excess has